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Which Sub $100 2-stage Trigger? (Page 2 of 2)
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Originally Posted By sendit14: Have a factory RRA with match 2S trigger. Guys always comment how nice it is. I also only buy Geissele on sale. But honestly, the RRA 2S is good enough for a non-precision weapon IMHO. I ordered one (RRA) the other day for $69, and installed it in my 350 Legend hunting rifle. Granted I will never shoot it past 200 yards, it's leaps and bounds better than generic single stage triggers. |
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Blem Geissele G2S when on sale. otherwise a Schmid (usually around $70 during holiday sales -- try Aero Precision). The Schmid can be shockingly good. I put one in a beater M4 trainer for my son to practice for the National Guard Championships and the All-Army matches. |
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Here's my list of favorite triggers, re: OP I'd go with MBT or G2S - LaRue MBT 2 Stage Flat ($86) - Geissele G2S (2 stage, curved) ($110) - Geissele SSA-E X Trigger (lighter pull than SSA X) ($240) - Geissele SSA X Trigger (more duty oriented than SSA-E X) ($200) - Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced (flat, 2 stage) ($175) - Geissele High Speed Match Adjustable Trigger (curved, 2 stage) (use DMR spring kit) ($200) - TriggerTech AR-15 Duty Trigger: 3.5 lbs (flat, 2 stage) (weak reset?) ($130) - Rise Armament Iconic 2 Stage ($190) - American Trigger Company AR Gold Fixed Trigger ($250) |
Which Sub $100 2-stage Trigger? (Page 2 of 2)
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